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  • Опубликовано: 14 июл 2020
  • Lesson on piano basics for jazz.
    Lead sheet: bit.ly/2J7zKQM
    time stamps :
    chords 2:21
    bass line 17:09
    rootless 15:54
    improv 24:09
    advanced (harmonic minor scale) 29:51
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    Christian from Berlin / christianfuchsblues
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Комментарии • 105

  • @humorguy1
    @humorguy1 3 года назад +20

    As a long time pianist, but newer jazz player, I really appreciate your videos. The mix of beginner and advanced topics, seeing how you decide chord progressions and improvisations, and even seeing how you "chase a rabbit" from time to time, really helps. I have good scale and chord knowledge, but putting them together, and especially improvising, is an ongoing process for me. Kind of like having a pile of bricks, wood, and tools, but trying to build a house, or even a shack, without knowing the "how to". Keep up the good work!

  • @unknownkingdom
    @unknownkingdom 2 года назад +3

    The bob ross of jazz piano instruction

  • @daveadams5
    @daveadams5 4 года назад +25

    Tony, for me this is one of your BEST videos! There's everything a beginner needs to start playing this classic tune as well as an introduction to playing jazz. You've covered a lot of theory here in an interesting and informative manner and there's even a solo to copy and learn from! Love your demo of playing walking bass with chords and melody too. Just great Tony, keep posting these videos buddy. Cheers! 👍👍

  • @richardfriedlander8281
    @richardfriedlander8281 3 года назад +5

    There's something special about the way you teach that is incomparable. It's a special gift. Thanks for helping me become a musician.

  • @bacnic
    @bacnic 3 года назад +23

    I learned more in half an hour than in twenty lesson with my teacher, a big thank you from Italy.

  • @FunnyShorties1
    @FunnyShorties1 Год назад +1

    ty u old master of jazz

  • @richardfriedlander8281
    @richardfriedlander8281 3 года назад +3

    Great video, Tony. You know what is unique about your channel is what I would call the do it yourself school of jazz. You don't just show us what to play, you show us HOW to play. You seem able to recognize what is in our minds as students and share what many jazz musicians think is obvious but is not obvious to us. Bless you.

  • @thomasrodgers2672
    @thomasrodgers2672 Год назад

    Tony you're a true teacher. I got more out of this video than I have from most other video where the teacher shows how good he/she can play. You're right you learn nothing from watching someone show off.

  • @jorgerivas1424
    @jorgerivas1424 3 года назад +1

    "Middle Eastern theme": I love that! Thank you so much! This was at my level, easy to understand. I'm a lifelong classical musician trying to learn jazz. You gave me the confidence I need to keep going forward.

  • @georgehawkes1740
    @georgehawkes1740 3 года назад

    MEMORY issues; Hi Tony. I watch your videos and have to say this one I understood 99% of what you were saying. I always wanted to play, Im now 66 been playing just a year and have to say it used to take me a whole week to learn a simply melody now I find I learn a song with chords in a couple hours providing I know the tune, But my biggest problem is I forget the song once I start to learn a new one, memory is not what it used to be. BUT your videos inspire me to not loose interest well done friend. Today you’re the man. Thankyou.

  • @tedpowers2045
    @tedpowers2045 2 года назад +1

    Man you are so great. A phenomenal teacher. You include more advanced concepts which give me a incentive to stick to it and get the fingers to do what the mind thinks

  • @robertclark6992
    @robertclark6992 Год назад +1

    Thanks for this great lesson!

  • @MrZedhow

    Years ago when I first decided to have a crack at Jazz I did part of a course but gave it away and stayed in my Blues comfort zone. Not having a go at anyone but I remembered thinking I wasn’t getting any younger and… well you get the idea. This is a fantastic lesson as part of my intro to having another go at it. And got more out of this one lesson than the entire short course I did then. All explained as simply as possible yet so full of information and a brilliant intro to the form. Can’t get over how much valuable and critical learning material there is in this one lesson.

  • @michaelbates625
    @michaelbates625 4 года назад +8

    Great stuff again Tony! Love the way you break this down and don’t over complicate matters. Inspirational - you’re really helping me with my piano playing and I enjoy it all the more when I see someone like you so evidently enjoying it too. Keep on keeping on please...

  • @CherryChauParis
    @CherryChauParis Год назад +1

    Really great tutorial!! Thank you so very much!!

  • @spirosmoutsatsos4590
    @spirosmoutsatsos4590 Год назад

    Excellent diamond quality very moving beautiful timber of teaching God bless you thanks

  • @perrycapitani504
    @perrycapitani504 4 года назад +5

    Tony - Another great video. It's amazing how you can pack these lessons with tons of little hints and side tips in addition to the subject. thanks so much!

  • @philippinenativehardwoodtr7327
    @philippinenativehardwoodtr7327 2 года назад

    Mr Tony Winston i am an aspiring Jazz pianist, and i would like to thank you so much fori being such a good jazz piano teacher, i, always watch your videos, and really enjoy watching them because i havelearn a lot from watching your videos, i find your videos really helpful,

  • @BMarPiano
    @BMarPiano 3 года назад +1

    I really like your clear, straightforward teaching approach. And you make it fun and approachable for all levels. Great tutorial.

  • @jobstschaekel9687
    @jobstschaekel9687 Год назад

    Hi Tony , you have a lucky kind of teaching, its so clear even my english is not so good as i need,